How to combat new college grads' lack of security awareness

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ITworld Today Jun 13, 2016 How to combat new college grads' lack of security awareness New graduates aren't just bringing their skills and experience to the workplace – they're also bringing poor cybersecurity habits. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Industrial control systems vendors get careless about domain squatting • 29% off Braun Series 9 Electric Shaver with Cleaning Center - Deal Alert • New products of the week 6.13.16 • Computer science salaries rise with demand for new graduates • Best Places survey results: What IT workers want, what employers deliver • Malware Museum's 10 greatest hits • Here's a sneak peek at what's coming in the next Linux Mint • VMware launches new service to manage endpoint security • Malware Museum causes controversy among security pros • Symantec to acquire Blue Coat for $4.65 billion • Millennials are shaking up workplace communication • IT badges: A new path to better pay? • PGA Tour bets big on Microsoft mobile, cloud services Webcast: EMA Research Stress Testing for the Digital Economy: Are YOU Ready to Deliver High Performance APIs, Streaming, and Mobile Applications?: ITworld Webcast Are YOU Ready to Deliver High Performance APIs, Streaming, and Mobile Applications? Read More ▶ Industrial control systems vendors get careless about domain squatting Many companies protect their brands by registering domain names that are very similar to their own, but manufacturers of industrial control systems don't seem to follow suit, potentially leaving customers open to malicious attacks. Read More ▶ 29% off Braun Series 9 Electric Shaver with Cleaning Center - Deal Alert Braun's Series 9 shaver is described as their most efficient and comfortable shaver to date, and it's currently discounted 29% on Amazon. Read More ▶ New products of the week 6.13.16 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Intel and Webscale. Read More ▶ Computer science salaries rise with demand for new graduates Competition for tech talent puts a high price on graduates with computer science degrees. Read More ▶ Best Places survey results: What IT workers want, what employers deliver Explore what matters most to tech workers, and find out which of the 100 Best Places to Work in IT 2016 are tops for benefits, training, career development, retention and more. Read More ▶ Malware Museum's 10 greatest hits Since the malware museum opened its virtual doors in February, its collection of de-fanged DOS-based malware from the 80s and 90s has attracted nearly 1 million views. Here are the museum's most downloaded viruses: Read More ▶ Here's a sneak peek at what's coming in the next Linux Mint The beta version of Linux Mint 18 'Sarah' made its debut this week, and a final release won't be far behind. Here's a look at what's coming to this popular free and open-source operating system. Read More ▶ VMware launches new service to manage endpoint security VMware wants to help companies get a better handle on the security of the computers their employees use. The new TrustPoint product the company announced Monday uses software to make it possible to track and manage computers easily and quickly, without taking up a whole bunch of data. Read More ▶ Malware Museum causes controversy among security pros Malware Museum preserves vintage viruses, causes stir among security professionals. Read More ▶ Symantec to acquire Blue Coat for $4.65 billion Security company Symantec is to acquire Web security provider Blue Coat for US$4.65 billion in cash in a deal that will broaden the portfolio of security technologies the combined company can offer customers. Read More ▶ Millennials are shaking up workplace communication Generation Y is driving digital transformation in the workplace, especially when it comes to communication. Read More ▶ IT badges: A new path to better pay? Skills-based mini-certs are gaining traction as a worthwhile way to round out your résumé Read More ▶ PGA Tour bets big on Microsoft mobile, cloud services Sweeping technology upgrades for fans and employees have the professional golf group building Windows 10 applications and migrating email and other computing tasks to the public cloud. Read More ▶ White Paper: Rogue Wave Software Fitting Static Code Analysis into Continuous Integration: ITworld White Paper Continuous Integration (CI), a software development practice where new code is frequently integrated and tested, has become a key component of successful DevOps practices. The benefits of CI are clear- the earlier a bug is identified, the easier and faster it is to fix. This white paper details how to maximize the benefits of CI to detect as many issues as possible in each integration build while avoiding manual testing. Read More ▶

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